• March 21, 2013
• At Home, Documentary, Horror

For the past thirty-four years, all things Amityville have been such a pop culture staple that it’s easy to forget that the first film was based on a true...

• March 6, 2013
• At Home, Documentary, Music

Regardless of your interest in Journey’s music or their existence as a band, chances are good that you’ve heard about their new lead singer Arnel Pineda, remarkable for his...

• January 4, 2013
• At Home, Documentary, Television

Fans of Downton Abbey, Upstairs Downstairs, and Remains of the Day will completely soak up Secrets of the Manor House, a fascinating peek at the UK’s aristocracy and their...

• December 27, 2012
• At Home, Documentary

When you think of Disney, you probably place the words drama, tragedy, betrayal, and triumph in the context of their films and associate them with lion kings, little mermaids,...

• December 26, 2012
• At Home, Documentary

Unknown White Male follows an extremely rare medical case of amnesia, yet the idea of the film ends up being more interesting than the film itself. Doug Bruce, a...

• December 17, 2012
• At Home, Documentary

Synopsis: This head-turner, which premiered at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival’s Director’s Fortnight, provides an intriguing counterpoint to today’s bland, fantasy-driven version of sex in the cinema, presenting every...

• November 28, 2012
• At Home, Documentary, War

There are many enduring images of the Civil War–the siege of Vicksburg, Sherman’s burning of Atlanta and his destructive march to the sea, the sickness and starvation, the pillaging...

• November 28, 2012
• At Home, Documentary

Ken Burns, who has a pretty darn great job if you ask me, returns with his latest epic chronicle of America. This time he sets his sights on The...

• November 24, 2012
• At Home, Documentary

Narrated by James Earl Jones (taking over for Patrick Stewart) and blessed with breathtaking cinematography, the film aims to teach audiences – in as subtle as a way as...

• October 29, 2012
• At Home, Documentary

A large chunk of this brief 57-minute overview of urban park visionary Frederick Law Olmstead is unsurprisingly (and deservedly) dedicated to the massive and unprecedented design undertaking that became...

• October 19, 2012
• At Home, Documentary

More of a document about AIDS activists than AIDS itself, How to Survive a Plague jumps feet-first into 1987, when AIDS had been around for six years and was...

• September 26, 2012
• Animation, At Home, Documentary

StoryCorps is an interview project that aims to record and preserve the stories of all types of Americans, from all sorts of backgrounds. Since 2003, StoryCorps has collected and...